Selena Gomez and Niall Horan are said to be officially dating. Based on the reports, the pair were often spotted together, and people see them talking more than they should thus many are convinced that they have already romantically involved with each other.
Actually, Selena and Niall have long been suspected of dating, but they never admitted this, so the rumors just keep swirling. Now, four years later, their dating rumors have resurfaced because they are back into each other’s radars again. In February, the former “Wizards of Waverly Place” star and the One Direction member were spotted attending Courtney Barry, and Sam Lopez wedding and witnesses said that the two appeared to be comfortable and this triggered the dating rumors to resurface.
Moreover, according to Life & Style, while they denied their romance in the past, Selena and Niall had also dated before after their platonic friendship blossomed to something else, thus when they reconnected at their friend’s wedding early this year, it was easy for them to rekindle their romance.
“They’ve been chatting a lot more than usual,” the source said. “Her friends and family have been urging her to take it slow.”
The source added that Niall Horan got the approval of Selena Gomez’s friends and family because he did nothing other than be supportive of the singer/actress. With this, the insider is clearly suggesting that the pair has moved again from friendship to full-fledged romantic relationship.
However, Gossip Cop immediately debunked this rumor because, after some checking, it gathered enough information that says it is not true that Selena Gomez and Niall Horan are dating. The gossip police pointed out that while it is true that they met at Courtney Barry’s wedding, they did not reconnect to date.
Lastly, GC reached out to Selena Gomez representatives and was told that the reports are inaccurate. The actress/singer is not dating Niall Horan, and that is the truth.


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